APPOINTMENTS & CLASSES
We are reopened for scheduled appointments and classes. If you need service, please contact the appropriate program.
WHO WE SERVE
Our goal remains helping our clients move to economic self-sufficiency. In 2022, we served more than 31,000 individuals. Learn more.
PROGRAM PARTNERS
GLCAC is grateful for the ongoing support of the community. We are a proud partner of the United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley and an affiliate of UnidosUS. Please consider making a donation today.
Request for Proposals: Behavioral Support and Professional Development
Legislators Urged to Support Funding for GLCAC Programs in State Budget
Celebrating Black History Month
GLCAC CEO Appointed Lawrence General Hospital Trustee
Food Pantry Suspended Over Winter Months
GLCAC Offers Fuel Assistance for Heating Season
Legislature Restores Funding for Community Action Agencies
GLCAC Offering Free Help with Applying for a Driver’s License
GLCAC Receives Federal Funds for Head Start
Greater Lawrence Community Action Council, Inc
Opportunity Empowerment Community.
The NEW Income Guidelines have arrived! Click below to see if you are now eligible for WIC! ow.ly/LfRS50NQRa9
Today is the last day to apply for help paying your heating bills!
Don't forget to submit an application today.
Apply here: www.toapply.org/MassLIHEAP or call 978- 681-4950.
From early childhood to adult education classes, our teachers touch the lives of students of all ages. In our Head Start Center and Perrault Childcare Center, our teachers educated nearly 800 students last year. Meanwhile, our teachers instructed 300 adult students in English for Speakers of Other Languages last year.
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Work on your English and learn basic computer skills such as Microsoft Suite and social networking apps in this Digital Literacy Course offered by GLCAC.
For more information or to register, email worforce@glcac.org; call 978-620-4729 or scan the QR code.
It’s Community Action Month and we are celebrating 60 years of advocacy.
Did you know that the Community Action Program was established in 1964 by Congress as a centerpiece of the War on Poverty? The goal of the program is to reduce poverty, revitalize low-income communities, and empower low-income individuals and families to achieve economic prosperity. The program is carried out by a national network of more than 1,000 designated Community Action Agencies like GLCAC, which provide a diverse array of services to and advocacy on behalf of low-income individuals and families.
